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by intc 5y ago
"By itself, WebAssembly cannot currently directly access the DOM; it can only call JavaScript, passing in integer and floating point primitive data types. Thus, to access any Web API, WebAssembly needs to call out to JavaScript, which
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by intc 5y ago
Via https://github.com/mbasso/asm-dom ? (for example). For every complex self generated challenge there is an even more complex solution?
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How Not to Execve()(euroquis.nl)
2 points by intc 5y ago|0 comments
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I hacked a hardware crypto wallet and recovered $2M [video](youtube.com)
45 points by intc 5y ago|6 comments
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Netfilter project announces a settlement with Patrick McHardy(lore.kernel.org)
7 points by intc 5y ago|1 comments
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by intc 5y ago
Of course it is. In most cases you do not have any sort of guarantees regarding the browser (which it self usually is more complex piece of software than all your operating system and it's accessories calculated together - difficult to
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by intc 5y ago
I personally don't appreciate the idea of using Rust as an overall "only solution" replacement. Requires LLVM (a huge overkill on a system otherwise based on GCC), no proper support for dynamic linking, own build system, abso
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by intc 5y ago
I think PGP is fine for encrypting some files. But you should take into consideration that when you encrypt a file it's very likely that some (or all) of the plain text is left behind on the block device. Using full disk encryption (LU
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by intc 5y ago
> Some issues with LaTeX development are essentially intractable. Could you perhaps open this claim a little? What's wrong with the L3 programming layer? ( https://www.alanshawn.com/latex3-tutorial/ - Already in
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by intc 5y ago
This is a worrisome trend. Now one needs to manually check what the build system will fetch (and from where) before starting the build. Many times most of the dependencies are available through the package manager of ones system. A good way
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by intc 5y ago
Could you explain (in simple terms if possible) how the Multicore OCaml achieves a memory model which is much simpler on more efficient than in Java or C (mentioned at https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/ocaml-multicore&
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by intc 5y ago
Well. I usually work on system programming but recently started to code a web app (Account manager at c1.fi - Golang, JS, HTML, CSS) and I can say that creating even most simplistic & light weight web app can be rather demanding job. Es
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by intc 5y ago
We are soon opening https://c1.fi - Horde webmail ( https://wm.c1.fi ) can do this. (Preferences -> Mail -> Composition -> Default method to compose messages: "Plain Text")
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by intc 5y ago
Perhaps 6 - 7 years ago we provided some one U server for a client. Initially the server worked fine. Then we upgraded it's disks (originally 80 gigs or so) to 1TB each (in RAID1 configuration). After the new disks were installed the s
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by intc 5y ago
https://fennosys.fi/
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by intc 5y ago
We have Linux on all desktops and laptops. This has been the case for more than 10 years by now. There are still a couple Windows VM's (mainly for checking how some things work on Windows in case need be).
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by intc 5y ago
In my personal opinion it's not very advisable to run binaries "from somewhere". Some views regarding flatpak: https://www.flatkill.org/2020
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by intc 5y ago
Dynamic linking is a Windows term (thus .DLL). In Linux (and *BSD) the same concept is know as shared libraries. If you force everything to be static in a system then yes - You need to statically link everything you need into your interpret
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by intc 5y ago
The group of people (and their choice of browser and it's possible security related constraints) accessing github probably does not correlate 1:1 with "all of the world"?
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by intc 6y ago
Here's a short video clip from ELP (Japan): https://youtu.be/W_4sooWCh_Y .
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by intc 6y ago
Nice share - Very clear and informative. Wrote some time ago a simple threaded implementation of Sieve of Eratosthenes utilizing POSIX threads (in C): https://github.com/intc/c-notes/blob/master/threads&#
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by intc 6y ago
$ whoami admin $ sudo -- sh -c 'f="/home/admin/.bashrc"; chown root:admin $f; chmod 640 $f ; chattr +i $f' $ ls -al /home/admin/.bashrc -rw-r----- 1 root admin 1445 Ja
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by intc 6y ago
> deprecate libtool.. I don't quite understand this. What if one uses something else than clang or gcc on the target system?
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by intc 6y ago
Perhaps it doesn't. Interesting nevertheless.
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by intc 6y ago
Somewhat related: A simple IPv6 subnet calculator written in Lua: https://github.com/intc/ip6snetc
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by intc 6y ago
> It’s smart to avoid using wireless devices like mobile phones or GPS systems, since they have digital signatures... Could someone explain how a GPS receiver (especially one which doesn't utilize DGPS of any sorts) would have a
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by intc 6y ago
And this doesn't solve the issue with PSP either. So not much actual progress with security. We need CPUs which do not contain black boxes and allow us to use open source (auditable) firmware (UEFI BIOS).
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by intc 6y ago
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3995404
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by intc 6y ago
Could you please be more specific how it's a "gaping problem" that the underlying kernel is written in C? I think even you'd write a pure Rust kernel from scratch it would take a considerable time to achieve the same qua
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by intc 6y ago
In aircrafts it's common to use navigation instruments based on gyroscopes. See: * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyroscope * https://www.experimentalaircraft.info/articles/aircraft-gyro...

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